
“Porcelain is based on my school years, and being around a lot of people who were very two faced. I never knew if someone was my friend or not, which is something I became very paranoid about. It’s also about the realisation that you will never stop meeting people who will stab you in the…

“The song is an exploration of what can be done using an electronic approach to classical composition: it all started around a sampled piano that plays an impossible riff created by an arpeggiator. Then the drums and percussions (again all samples) were built around that initial groove. Then the pizzicato strings (all recorded live) were…

Mary Ellen’s music has a playful tone that cleverly hides what the song is really about. In the case of “Catch-22”, the thoughtfully constructed harmonic vocals that flow up and down as if they were a commercial jingle and the minimalistic instrumentation create a catchy melody. However, Mary Ellen has more tricks under her sleeve.

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“We have the scars from being in bands and we know just what a tiny pimple on the arse of Spotify and the music industry we are. That actually makes it more fun. We can get away with things established artists can’t and we can be playful and bold because we genuinely don’t care if…

“I wrote this song together with tine. And she had the first idea and we create this whole song. It’s about the feeling when you’re on the first dates with someone but you don’t know how exactly what they’re feeling about you. But you really feel a deep connection.” Alycce

You Lost Me was written about a toxic relationship that I was in for many years! You know, it was so evident that this relationship was toxic but the love we had for each other was so strong that it kept us fighting to fix the situation, when in hindsight it was just to broken…

“I wrote this song because I was desperate for an outlet to unpack this emotionally overwhelming experience with someone that took almost two years for me to heal from. The initial inspiration behind this song were the questions that I was left with. It was one of those episodes that ended abruptly without proper closure…

“Alien Girl is a collection of songs I wrote in the three years I have been living in London. Initially written on the piano in my room, they were then arranged with a group of exceptional musicians which helped me create the sonic atmosphere you can hear in the record now. It’s a story about…

“I continue to write songs for our band and it really is a pleasure to work with my friends as I do. There is nothing I am more proud of than the progress we made and will make as a band and as homies. Our plan is to simply get more advanced with our instruments…

“The Climb” is a song inspired by this uncertainty and related anxieties but celebrating the possibility that we can overcome, that we can climb that hill (whatever it may be) and come together to celebrate our shared humanity.” – Sano Hill

This is my first “Pop” release and if someone would go back through my catalog they’ll notice a genre change info more folky/indie/alternative/pop feels. But lyrically there’s still a flow of honesty, vulnerability, and painting of feelings / situations with poetic words and melodies.” Simone Nicole

“This trend seems to be particularly prominent in men, with recent studies suggesting the majority of men will actively seek out a partner they perceive as more physically attractive than themselves.”

The overarching storyline is about the relationship between the Wolf Child and the outside world. Whilst she discovers her strength, supported and healed by the natural world, she also becomes more alienated from human society.

“Ultimately it’s a song about writing a song and how it feels, but I like to think of She Comes in Colours as a universal story where everyone can find their own key to interpret it. “She” can be anything you want it to be: a loved one, a substance, inspiration, you name it. Anything…

This hug of a song was born at the time when a friend of the artist fought with addiction, and the song brings attention to the cold dark world an addicted person finds themselves in.